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bummer

9 years ago

Had a nice looking seed pod developing on my burnt saffron, which i thought was odd as i didn't remember pollinating that one. Plucked it today - and sure enough it was completely empty. -DRATS

oh well....

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jean001a
9 years ago
You know what they say. Try, try, try again.
merkity
Original Author
9 years ago
definitely! of course that particular plant is such a slow grower - means i have to wait twice as long to find out a seed pod didn't make it!

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